Medical staff, patients at KK hospital left in the dark over power outage


Doctors checking on a patient in one of the wards.

KOTA KINABALU: Queen Elizabeth Hospital here has been facing a power outage since Tuesday (April 19) morning.

According to sources from inside the hospital, there was a generator to back up the operations and other machines for critical use, but it might not last much longer if they were not able to get the power back up.

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